Plan de mejoramiento en hábitos deportivos para deportistas de la Casa Alba del Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo
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2021
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Universidad Andrés Bello
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El proceso para convertirse en futbolista es un camino largo y difícil. La presión
familiar, presión social, los prematuros beneficios a temprana edad, van
generando que un chico de 14-15-16 años viva en un mundo paralelo a lo que una
persona de esa edad debiese vivir, donde su entorno, por lo general, quieren ser
parte del éxito y no del proceso, constantemente confunden al jugador y no puede
vivir su proceso normal de formación. Si a esto le sumamos ser parte de del fútbol
joven de un club denominado como “grande”, llámese Club Universidad de Chile,
Club Universidad Católica o Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo le entrega una
presión extra al jugador, en donde los representantes, las fiestas y las redes
sociales pueden transformarse más en foco de distracción que ser realmente un
aporte.
En ese sentido, el rendimiento deportivo es lo que se debe buscar en el proceso
formativo, y, como no, los tópicos que rodean a un rendimiento óptimo, tales como
nutrición, descanso, alimentación adecuada, entrenamiento, entre tantos otros,
tienen que estar siempre presente en su rutina diaria, a tal punto de ir
adquiriéndolo como hábito deportivo, en donde sus decisiones cotidianas influyan
positivamente en el objetivo final y en su preparación para convertirse en futbolista
profesional.
Es por esto que debe ser un proceso constante, los beneficios que le pueden
entregar a un club, desde un punto de vista deportivo y económico, la formación
de un jugador y futura venta resultan fundamentales para la estabilidad de la
institución, pero para esto debe haber una preparación óptima, y no solamente del
jugador, su familia, su círculo más cercano, también son factores que hay que considerar en este largo camino, y el club tiene la responsabilidad de entregar la
mayor cantidad de herramientas para que este objetivo se cumpla.
The process to become a soccer player is a long and difficult road. Family pressure, social pressure, premature benefits at an such early age, are making that a 14-15-16 year old boy lives in a parallel world in which a person should live at that age, , where their enviroment, in general, want to be part of the success and not of the process and this constantly confuse the player and they cannot live a normal training process. If we add to this, being part of the young soccer player of one of the biggest clubs of the coutry, like Club Universidad de Chile, Club Universidad Católica or Colo-colo Social and Sports Club, gives an extra psicological pressure to the player, in which managers, parties and social media may become more of a focus of distraction tan an actual contribution. In that sense, sports performance is what should be sought in the training process, and, of course, the topics that surround optimal performance, such as nutrition, rest, adequate food, training, among many others, have to be always present in his daily routine, to the point of acquiring it as a sports habit, where his daily decisions positively influence the final goal and his preparation to become a professional soccer player. This is why it must be a constant process, in which the benefits that can be delivered to a club, from a sportive and economic point of view, the training of a player and future sale are essential for stability of these institutions, but for this to happen, there must be an optimal preparation, and not only of the player, his family, his closest circle, they are also influence that must be considered in this long way, and the club has the responsability to deliver as many tools as possible so this goal can be reached.
The process to become a soccer player is a long and difficult road. Family pressure, social pressure, premature benefits at an such early age, are making that a 14-15-16 year old boy lives in a parallel world in which a person should live at that age, , where their enviroment, in general, want to be part of the success and not of the process and this constantly confuse the player and they cannot live a normal training process. If we add to this, being part of the young soccer player of one of the biggest clubs of the coutry, like Club Universidad de Chile, Club Universidad Católica or Colo-colo Social and Sports Club, gives an extra psicological pressure to the player, in which managers, parties and social media may become more of a focus of distraction tan an actual contribution. In that sense, sports performance is what should be sought in the training process, and, of course, the topics that surround optimal performance, such as nutrition, rest, adequate food, training, among many others, have to be always present in his daily routine, to the point of acquiring it as a sports habit, where his daily decisions positively influence the final goal and his preparation to become a professional soccer player. This is why it must be a constant process, in which the benefits that can be delivered to a club, from a sportive and economic point of view, the training of a player and future sale are essential for stability of these institutions, but for this to happen, there must be an optimal preparation, and not only of the player, his family, his closest circle, they are also influence that must be considered in this long way, and the club has the responsability to deliver as many tools as possible so this goal can be reached.
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Tesis (Magíster en Gestión de la Actividad Física y Deportiva)
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Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo (Chile), Futbolistas, Rendimiento Deportivo, Hábitos Saludables